Shutterfly's stalking horse bid should have been low enough to smoke out other potentially buyers of Kodak Gallery -- but no other company thought it could make something of a photo-sharing site that had been largely left for dead.
Shutterfly completed its $333 million acquisition of Tiny Prints in April, just the latest in a series of purchases and partnership deals designed to position it for growth in a crowded business. Trefis's view of the company is that Shutterfly is on track to profit more than the market expects.
Path is different from other photo-sharing sites because of what it won't allow you share photos with more than 50 people. Path lets users be themselves, share photos freely, and never worry about the images being seen by the wrong people.
